The samsung one can. We also use it to patch legacy rca consoles to the hdmi tv, but it’s hdmi 1 so ymmv
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Bigou@jlai.lu 6 days agoIf it work, and your VCR/DVD combo can really output the VHS’ signal through its HDMI port, let me know. It might be the way I go, as the simplest way to obtain what I want. (I already have an HDMI capture card, which is why I tried using my GBS-C to capture my VHS… And killed said GBS-C.)
Taleya@aussie.zone 6 days ago
SidewaysHighways@lemmy.world 6 days ago
the VCR does output both audio and video over HDMI, but the video is stretched, and I haven’t dug through the menu to see if I can change it.
but the beauty of this piece is it has basically every input.
We’ll see! I’ll post an update once my s video cable gets here
Bigou@jlai.lu 6 days ago
Thanks! Good luck and keep me updated, I’m curious to know if you can get a good result. (I don’t see why not, but still.)
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That said, I might go another route. I seems the successor to a tuner card I used to have was apparently made again. (Said successor being the Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-5525, to be precise.) It does have a capture function, especially since I still have the I/O extension from my previous tuner, (the Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2200) which is compatible with this newer model too. Might go that route instead, as it would also let me watch TV and listen to FM radio again.
I had already captured one VHS with the old card, but not only did I lose most of the capture since, and my old tuner also died. (Not that it’s very surprising, as it was the oldest part still present in my PC even back at the time of its demise. It is missed, but lived a plentiful life.) Plus, I since migrated to Linux, and this new model is better supported than the old one on said OS.